Using an IPhone silicon case on the TP2 (Pics)

[disturbed730]

Wirelessly posted (HTC Touch Pro 2: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 8.12; MSIEMobile6.0) Sprint T7380)

i just got the body glove case for the belt...but the its useless when your holding the phone...but the tp2 does have a grippy backside by the speaker(sort of the way the htc wing felt)...guess your using too many acceleromitor apps...shaking the phone does heighten the risk..

[skipster]

I like your field-expedient solution to the slick feel of the sides. NOTHING is more ugly then breaking your phone. Elegant solutions sometimes get maligned as ugly. It works for you, which is the point after all.

[sevin7]

If it works for you, then keep using it. I use my keyboard pretty much every time that I use my phone, It would drive me crazy having to remove that thing to access the keyboard all the time.

Originally Posted by domotang

Edit: For those who keep posting and mocking the ugliness of my solution; At this point in my life I drive an M5 and a new Z4. I think I'm beyond the need to flash a good looking phone to have a feeling of status. I just need a functional phone for when I'm in the field. . . and my post was geared for those needing the same.
Just in case someone needs a solution as I did, I'm sharing a solution that has for the most part solved an issue I was having w/ my TP2. My TP2 kept slipping in my grip, and I haven't yet found a product on the market to remedy this. I found an IPhone case that has helped. It doesn't allow the keyboard to slide or the camera to shoot, but it keeps the darn thing from slipping from my fingers. You can poke a hole in it for the camera and speaker. It's easy to remove for when you need the keyboard. It looks OK, but not too stupid. It's the Jam Jacket by DLO. It is reinforced around the edges and allows the phone to be more pocket able. Hope this helps some out there who might have the same issues I was having.